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PRODUCT INFORMATION
 
 
VMA-C210Y
VMAR J3 CUB 09-15 ARF ECS ELECTRIC - 54" - YELLOW
 
 
TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
CONDITIONS OF USE     1
 
SUMMARY INFORMATION     2
  GENERAL SUMMARY     3
  SPECIFICATIONS SUMMARY     18
  TECHNICAL SUMMARY     43
 
KNOWLEDGE BASE     66
  Knowledge Base - DIRECTORY (TOC)     67
  Knowledge Base - HOW TO     70
  Knowledge Base - PRIORITY RESPONSE TICKETS     73
  Knowledge Base - PRIORITY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION SERVICE     74
  Knowledge Base - SUPPORT SERVICES     75
 
DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS     76
  ACCESSORIES INCLUDED     77
  CLEANING     104
  COVERING     116
  COWL     143
  FUEL TANK     173
  FUSELAGE     200
  LANDING GEAR     264
  MOTOR (ELECTRIC)     397
  MOTOR (ELECTRIC) MOUNT SYSTEM     420
  MOTOR (ELECTRIC) MOUNT     432
  RADIO SYSTEM     456
  SERVO MOUNTING     491
  SET UP     554
  STABILIZER - HORIZONTAL & ELEVATOR     592
  STABILIZER - VERTICAL & RUDDER     668
  WEIGHTS     742
  WING     760
  WING LOADING     863
 
APPENDICES     878
  PACKING LIST     879
  PACKAGING     988
  PRECISION     1028



1 CONDITIONS OF USE   Back to TOP 20100217
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In using this information, the user accepts all responsibility for the use of this information and accepts all liability for such use as stated at the following link: Liability Disclaimer & Copyright Notice


2 SUMMARY INFORMATION   Back to TOP 20070502
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The Summary tables below provide the most commonly requested Information, Specifications & Technical data.


3 GENERAL SUMMARY   Back to TOP 20070502
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8 Part#: VMA-C210Y   20090428
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9 Description: VMAR J3 CUB 09-15 ARF ECS ELECTRIC - 54" - YELLOW   20090428
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10 Highlights: MAP IN EFFECT! VMAR ELECTRIC ARFS, THE REAL THING   20090627
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11 Price List & Web Category: VMA Products AIRPLANE KITS ARF ELECTRIC   20090428
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12 $USA Retail: 89.99   20090428
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13 $CDN Retail: 116.99   20090428
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14 Start Ship Date: 20060301   20090428
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18 SPECIFICATIONS SUMMARY   Back to TOP 20070502
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27 Type: Electric Semi-Scale 75-150 Watt ARF High Wing Tail Dragger   20070507
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28 Skill: For those who have Basic (solo) High Wing RC Flying skills   20070507
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29 Cowl: Yes   20070502
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30 Landing Gear Type: Tail Dragger   20070505
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31 Motors (Quantity): 1 with Power of 75 to 150 watts/motor. Recommended Power (watts/motor) 113   20070505
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32 Fuselage Length: 34.49 in. (876 mm)   20070506
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33 Radio for Basic Remote Control of this product: Analog or Computer 4 Channels with 4 Servos   20070505
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34 Radio with Flaperon Function: Computer 5 Channels with 4 Servos   20070509
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35 Weight Flying with Radio & Motor & Battery (Min): 2.12 lbs (965.28 g)   20070509
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36 Weight Flying with Radio & Motor & Battery (Max): 2.39 lbs (1084.44 g)   20070509
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37 Wing Airfoil Shape: Flat Bottom   20070506
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38 Wing Area: 394.82 sq in. (2547.20 sq cm)   20070506
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39 Wing Span: 54.33 in. (1380 mm)   20070506
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43 TECHNICAL SUMMARY   Back to TOP 20070502
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55 Motor Mounting System: Power Module with fixed (aft) firewall permanently attached to the fuselage plus removeable (forward) firewall for easy installation of motor and speed control   20070507
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56 Fuselage Pushrods Factory Installed: Yes   20070506
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57 Fuselage Pilot Factory Installed: Yes. Can be removed for access   20070507
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58 Wing Ailerons Flaperon Ready with Computer Radio: Yes   20070506
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59 Wing Flaps Factory Installed: No   20070506
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60 Wing Plugs In to Fuselage: No   20070506
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61 Wing Loading with Radio & Motor & Battery Min: 12.39 oz/sq ft (.38 g/sq cm)   20070506
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62 Wing Loading with Radio & Motor & Battery Max: 13.92 oz/sq ft (.43 g/sq cm)   20070506
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66 KNOWLEDGE BASE   Back to TOP 20070502
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Our Knowledge Base provides 24x7x365 access to an extensive and growing library of support & service offerings. This On-Line resource contains thousands of articles, answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ), operations manuals, additional information not found in the manuals, graphic files for download and access to our Priority Response system for Ticket Management and RMA numbers for authorised returns.


67 Knowledge Base - DIRECTORY (TOC)   Back to TOP 20070502
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Knowledge Base - Directory (TOC) Listing This link goes directly to the top level of our Knowledge Base and offers a Directory Table of Contents (TOC) listing. This is a good way to enter the Knowledge Base if you don't know exactly what you are looking for and want an overview of what is available. The Table of Contents (TOC) is sorted alphabetically and you will see near the top of the list, links to Site How To, Support Services, and Subscriptions. Further down in the list you will see links to Technical Information. Before diving into the specifics, we encourage users to check out the Site How To information. Technical Information is organized into product lines or categories and usually within a particular product line or category there is a section for General information and another for detailed information on a Product by Product basis. It's a good idea to review the General Information AND the Product by Product information. Use the "Search" tool located in the top left of the Knowledge Base window to search by product name, part number or key words. The "Advanced Search" provides for powerful SQL based filtering to narrow your search results.


70 Knowledge Base - HOW TO   Back to TOP 20070502
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Knowledge Base - How To and News This link goes directly to the Site How To section of our Knowledge Base and offers Help on How To work with Tickets, How To Search our Knowledge Base etc.


73 Knowledge Base - PRIORITY RESPONSE TICKETS   Back to TOP 20070502
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Knowledge Base - Priority Response Tickets This link goes directly to the Knowledge Base Priority Response login screen. Login is required to use the Priority Response Ticket System. New Users who are trying to login for the First Time will need to Register First. Registration takes a minute or less. Users may find the following link helpful Knowledge Base - Priority Response Tickets - Help and How To


74 Knowledge Base - PRIORITY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION SERVICE   Back to TOP 20070502
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Knowledge Base - Priority Response Notification Service This link goes directly to the Priority Response Notification Service section of our Knowledge Base where we offer information about how to subscribe to automatic Notifications of changes or additions to articles related to a particular product. Priority Response registered members can receive automatic updates to information related to the products they are interested in. Subscribers can elect to monitor information about one product or one subject or dozens of any mix of either.


75 Knowledge Base - SUPPORT SERVICES   Back to TOP 20070502
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Knowledge Base - Support Services This link goes directly to the Support Services section of our Knowledge Base where we offer information related to Contacts, Claims for Missing or Shipping Damaged Components, Warranty Claims, Return Procedures, Subscription Services for Automatic Notification and Shipping Information.


76 DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS   Back to TOP 20070502
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The Detailed Specification tables below provide highly detailed technical information about this product and components that make up this product. Set Up values and calculated Performance Data are also provided where applicable.


77 ACCESSORIES INCLUDED   Back to TOP 20070502
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92 Accessories Dummy Engine: Yes. Pre-attached to Cowl   20070505
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104 CLEANING   Back to TOP 20070502
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109 Cleaning Caution: Do NOT NOT NOT clean with Simple Green, 409, 2-butoxymethanol, Butyl Cellulose, Glycol Ethers or Solvents. Test all plastics first. Test small area of covering first. Avoid dousing or flooding. Lightly spray only. Please See Notes.   20070502
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Before cleaning this product either before or after use, thoroughly review any Read Me First documents that may have been included with this product AND the information at the following link: VMAR - Cleaning Model Aircraft
110 Recommended Cleaner: Fantastic diluted up to 50/50 with water   20070502
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111 Cleaning Method: Do NOT NOT NOT spray any cleaner directly onto plastic parts or canopy without first testing thoroughly. Mist cleaner onto model, then wipe gently with paper towel.   20070502
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112 Polishing Method: Spray Armorall onto paper towel then wipe onto surface of model. Use another paper towel or soft cloth to buff to high gloss.   20070502
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116 COVERING   Back to TOP 20070502
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121 Covering Caution: Please See Note   20070502
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Before attempting covering maintenance or repairs, thoroughly review any Read Me First documents that may have have been included with your model AND the information at the following link: VMAR - Covering - General Information
122 Covering Factory Applied: Yes   20070502
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123 Covering Type: POLYCOTE ESC (Enhanced Covering System)   20070502
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124 Covering Material: Polyester Heat Shrink Film with Heat Activated Adhesive   20070502
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125 Covering Heat Shrinkable: Yes, with Medium to High Temperature   20070502
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126 Covering Seams: Minimal. Sealed with Sure Seal System   20070502
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127 Covering Repairable: Yes with Heat Iron and Heat Gun   20070502
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128 Covering Repair & Maintenance Method: Please See Note   20070502
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Please do NOT assume that this covering has the same characteristics as older or other covering systems. It may but it may not and diving into a repair without preparing can be an expensive one way trip into trouble. Before attempting covering maintenance or repairs, thoroughly review any Read Me First documents that may have have been included with your model AND the information at the following link: VMAR - Covering - General Information
129 Covering Patch Sheets Available: Yes, as an aftermarket item. Please See Note   20070502
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For covering patch sheets, please consult the spare parts listing for this product.
130 Covering Sets Available: Yes, as an aftermarket item. Please See Note   20070502
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For covering sets consisting of original factory covering sheets, please consult the spare parts listing for this product. Covering sets are intended for aftermarket application following large scale repairs to major components such as wings, fuselages and stabilizers.
131 Covering Fuelproof Caution: If above 15% Nitro Test All Plastics First   20070502
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132 Covering Graphics Factory Applied: Yes   20070502
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133 Covering Graphics Inside the Covering: Yes   20070502
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134 Covering Fuelproof to Glow Fuel: Yes for common model engine glow fuel to at least 40% nitromethane.   20070502
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135 Covering Decals: No. All graphics factory applied   20070502
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136 Covering Fuelproof to other Model Fuel: No Known Issues. Please See Note.   20070502
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Caution: Avoid applying raw fuel of any type onto the model. Test all plastics first. Test small out of sight area of covering first.
137 Covering Layers: No. All Graphics Inside the Covering   20070502
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138 Covering Strips: No. All Graphics Inside the Covering   20070502
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139 Covering Stripes: No. All Graphics Inside the Covering   20070502
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143 COWL   Back to TOP 20070502
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144 Cowl On this model: Yes   20070502
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146 Part#: VMA-C210YL   20070511
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152 Cowl Material: Plastic   20070505
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155 Cowl Color Main: Yellow   20070505
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156 Cowl Color Trim: Black   20070505
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158 Cowl Shape at Firewall: Square with rounded top   20070505
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159 Cowl Width 1/2 in. from Firewall (inside): 2.87 in. (73 mm)   20070505
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160 Cowl Height 1/2 in. from Firewall (inside): 3.11 in. (79 mm)   20070505
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161 Cowl Width 1/2 in. from Spinner (inside): 1.65 in. (42 mm)   20070505
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162 Cowl Height 1/2 in. from Spinner (inside): 1.50 in. (38 mm)   20070505
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163 Cowl Length Firewall to Spinner (inside): 3.15 in. (80 mm)   20070505
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164 Cowl Volume (approx inside): 16.421 cu in. (269.100 cu cm)   20070505
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165 Cowl Motor Shaft (or Adapter) Hole Width: .75 in. (19 mm)   20070505
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166 Cowl Motor Shaft (or Adapter) Hole Height: .75 in. (19 mm)   20070505
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167 Cowl Vents Intake: Yes   20070505
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169 Cowl Weight: .033 lbs (15 g).   20070506
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173 FUEL TANK   Back to TOP 20070502
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174 Fuel Tank Included: No. This model is intended to be Electric powered.   20070509
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200 FUSELAGE   Back to TOP 20070502
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202 Part#: VMA-C210YF   20070511
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203 Dimensions: Please See Note   20070505
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Fuselage Length is with Stabilizers and without Spinner unless otherwise noted.
204 Terminology: Please See Note   20070505
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The term "effective" is used to desribe the size of an object which is tapered or irregularly shaped. The terms "saddle" and "saddle area" describe that portion of a flying surface such as the center section of a wing or horizontal stabilizer where it intersects the fuselage.
207 Fuselage Location: Above Wing   20070505
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208 Fuselage Length with Stabilizers: 34.49 in. (876 mm)   20070505
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209 Fuselage Length with Stabilizers and Prop Nut: 35.24 in. (895 mm)   20070506
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210 Fuselage Length without Stabilizers or Prop Nut: 31.89 in. (810 mm)   20070506
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211 Fuselage External Horizontal Width Maximum: 3.58 in. (91 mm)   20070505
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212 Fuselage External Horizontal Width at Firewall: 2.76 in. (70 mm)   20070505
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213 Fuselage External Vertical Thickness Maximum: 6.02 in. (153 mm)   20070505
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214 Fuselage External Vertical Thickness at Firewall: 3.11 in. (79 mm)   20070505
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215 Fuselage Internal Width of Radio Bay (effective): 3.03 in. (77 mm)   20070505
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Radio Bay internal width tapers from 77 mm at the forward former to 77 mm at the aft former.
216 Fuselage Internal Height of Radio Bay (effective): 4.09 in. (104 mm)   20070505
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217 Fuselage Internal Length of Radio Bay (effective): 3.94 in. (100 mm)   20070505
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218 Fuselage Internal Volume of Radio Bay: 48.87 cu in. (801 cu cm)   20070505
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219 Fuselage Material: Balsa Wood & Light Plywood. Ribs, Formers and Sheeting are Laser Cut. Sticks, Stringers & Strips are Saw Cut.   20070505
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220 Fuselage Construction Method: Built Up   20070505
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221 Fuselage Wing Saddle Tape: Yes   20070505
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222 Fuselage Sheeted Fully: No   20070505
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223 Fuselage Construction Adhesive: PVA, Cyanoacrylate and Epoxy   20070505
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224 Fuselage Shape of Main Section: 3D Box Like   20070505
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225 Fuselage Shape of Turtle Deck: Triangular shaped top & descending curved slope vertically towards the tail   20070505
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226 Fuselage Hatches: Yes 1 on bottom near front of Fuselage for access to Battery.   20070505
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227 Fuselage Pushrods Factory Installed: Yes   20070505
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228 Fuselage Pushrods Rudder: 1   20070505
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229 Fuselage Pushrods Elevator: 1   20070505
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231 Fuselage Pushrod Material: Plastic with short threaded metal rods inserted at Servo end and Control Horn end   20070505
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232 Fuselage Pushrods Threaded: Yes Both Ends   20070505
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233 Fuselage Pushrods In Guide Tubes: Yes Nylon   20070505
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234 Fuselage Pushrod Exit Guides: Yes   20070505
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235 Fuselage Windshield Factory Installed: Yes   20070505
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236 Fuselage Windshield attached to Fuselage with: Adhesive. Please See Note   20070506
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For more details about this component that is included with this product you may find the following link helpful: More Details about this Component
237 Fuselage Pilot Factory Installed: Yes. Can be removed for access   20070507
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238 Fuselage Cockpit Instrument Panel: Yes   20070505
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242 Fuselage Color Top Schema: Monochrome   20070505
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243 Fuselage Color Top Main: Yellow   20070505
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247 Fuselage Color Top vs Bottom: Similar   20070505
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248 Fuselage Color Bottom Schema: Monochrome   20070505
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249 Fuselage Color Bottom Main: Yellow   20070505
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254 Fuselage Color Right Side Schema: Monochorme except for black registration N5730C and horizontal line   20070505
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255 Fuselage Color Left vs Right: Similar   20070505
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256 Fuselage Color Side Main: Yellow   20070505
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257 Fuselage Color Side Trim: Black   20070505
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258 Fuselage Color Side Lines: Black   20070505
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260 Fuselage Weight: .47 lbs (215 g). Please See Note   20070505
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The weight of the Fuselage is as it was when it is removed from the shipping box. This weight does NOT include weight related to any power systems, radio gear, control surfaces or other weight associated with end user assembly.


264 LANDING GEAR   Back to TOP 20070502
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269 Landing Gear Type: Tail Dragger   20070505
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311 Main Gear Included: Yes.   20070505
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312 Main Gear Stance between center of wheels: 8.46 in. (215 mm)   20070505
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313 Main Gear Mounted to: Fuselage   20070505
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314 Main Gear Axles point: Outboard   20070505
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315 Main Gear Vertical Distance of Axle from Fuselage: 2.95 in. (75 mm)   20070505
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316 Main Gear Wheel Quantity per Gear Set: 2   20070505
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317 Main Gear Wheel Tire Material: Rubber   20070505
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318 Main Gear Wheel Hub Material: Plastic   20070505
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319 Main Gear Wheel Diameter: 1.97 in. (50 mm)   20070505
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320 Main Gear Wheels Treaded: Yes Regular   20070505
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321 Main Gear Wheel Pants: No   20070502
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322 Main Gear Retract Ready: No   20070502
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323 Main Gear Retract Possible: No. Not without major modifications The full size version of this aircraft does not have retracts   20070505
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324 Please Note: The following specifications refer to additional related components included with this product and also made available as spare (replacement) parts per the part number (Part#) shown below.   20070502
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326 Part#: VMA-C210XMGB   20070511
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331 Main Gear Material: Wire   20070505
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332 Main Gear Shock Coil: No   20070505
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333 Main Gear Fairings Provided: Yes   20070505
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335 Main Gear Wire Length (effective) from Axle to Torque Segment: 3.66 in. (93 mm)   20070505
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336 Main Gear Wire Length of Torque Segment parallel to Wing: 2.68 in. (68 mm)   20070505
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337 Main Gear Wire Length of Torque Segment inside and perpendicular to Wing: .55 in. (14 mm)   20070505
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338 Main Gear Material: Wire   20070505
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339 Main Gear Shock Absorbing: Yes. Vertically   20070505
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346 Main Gear Wire Diameter: .10 in. (2.5 mm)   20070505
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347 Main Gear Shaped by Factory: Yes   20070505
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348 Main Gear Axles Provided: Yes 2 as part of main gear   20070505
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349 Main Gear Collars Provided: Yes 2   20070505
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350 Main Gear Weight (without wheels): .07 lbs (32 g). Please See Note   20070505
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The weight of the main gear does not include the weight of wheels.
365 Part#: VMA-C210XTGB   20070511
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370 Tail Gear Wheel Quantity: 1   20070505
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371 Tail Gear Wheel Tire Material: Rubber   20070505
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372 Tail Gear Wheel Hub Material: Plastic   20070505
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373 Tail Gear Wheel Diameter: .94 in. (24 mm)   20070505
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374 Tail Gear Wheel Treaded: Yes Regular   20070505
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375 Tail Gear Material: Wire   20070505
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379 Tail Gear Wire Length (effective) from Axle to Mounting Bracket: 1.2 in. (30 mm)   20070505
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380 Tail Gear Material: Wire   20070505
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381 Tail Gear Shock Absorption: Yes. Shock Absorption via Wire Tension   20070505
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386 Tail Gear Wire Diameter: .079 in. (2.000 mm)   20070505
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387 Tail Gear Shaped by Factory: Yes   20070505
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388 Tail Gear Axle Provided: Yes as part of assembly   20070505
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389 Tail Gear Collars Provided: Yes 1 (retainer)   20070505
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390 Tail Gear Weight (with wheel): .01 lbs (5 g). Please See Note   20070505
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The weight of the tail gear includes the weight of wheel.


397 MOTOR (ELECTRIC)   Back to TOP 20070502
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402 Motor Location: Front end of Fuselage   20070502
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403 Motor Location of Propeller: Forward of Motor (Tractor)   20070502
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404 Motor Orientation: 0 degrees (Upright)   20070502
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405 Motor Quantity: 1   20070505
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406 Motor Minimum Size (each): 75 watts. (2 Stroke Glow Power .10 cu in.)   20070505
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407 Motor Maximum Size (each): 150 watts. (2 Stroke Glow Power .15 cu in.)   20070502
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408 Motor Recommended Power (watts/motor): 113   20070505
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409 Motor Horizontal Thrust Adjustable: Yes   20070505
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410 Motor Horizontal Thrust Recommended: 0 degrees   20070505
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411 Motor Horizontal Thrust Maximum Angle: 3 degrees Right   20070505
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412 Motor Vertical Thrust Adjustable: Yes   20070505
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413 Motor Vertical Thrust Recommended: 0 degrees   20070505
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414 Motor Vertical Thrust Maximum Angle: 2 degrees Down   20070502
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415 Motor Replace with Glow Engine: Please See Note   20070502
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If your model is equipped with a Power Module (see section re Motor Mount System) then conversion to Glow Engine power is likely possible. If your model is not equipped with a Power Module then conversion to Glow Engine power may be possible but will require some additional work. In either case, a fuel tank and fuel tubing will be required and the fuel tank will require careful placement. For more information please click on the following link: More Information about Glow Power Conversions & Requirements
416 Motor Replace with Jet (Turbine): Not Recommended. Please See Note   20070502
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This model has been designed to use an electric motor mounted in the nose and turning a propeller in a standard "tractor" power configuration. For information about converting this model to use Jet (Turbine) power please click on the following link: More Information about Jet (Turbine) Conversions & Requirements


420 MOTOR (ELECTRIC) MOUNT SYSTEM   Back to TOP 20070502
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427 Motor Mounting System: Power Module with fixed (aft) firewall permanently attached to the fuselage plus removeable (forward) firewall for easy installation of motor and speed control   20070505
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The VMAR Power Module System consists of a removeable forward firewall to which the motor or motor mount is attached to the front face. The speed control can be suspended on dowels or bolts protruding from either face. The VMAR Power Module system makes it easy to install the widest possible range of motors and to set up motor thrust both vertically and horizontally. The Power Module System also makes it very easy to service or change any motor or change to another whole power plant set up. For more information and an illustration of a typical Power Module please click on the following link: More Information about the VMAR Power Module System


432 MOTOR (ELECTRIC) MOUNT   Back to TOP 20070505
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433 Motor Mount Quantity: 1   20070505
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434 Motor Mount Installed: As part of Power Module system using included mounting hardware   20070505
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435 Motor Mount Motor Width Max: 2.17 in. (55 mm)   20070505
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437 Part#: VMA-C210XPMV   20071031
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442 Motor Mount Type: Flat vertical surface to which backing plate of motor is attached   20070505
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443 Motor Mount Material: Wood   20070505
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445 Motor Mount Retains Motor backing plate with: Machine Bolts, Nuts and Washers   20070505
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446 Motor Mount Drilling Required: Yes. To match the mounting hole pattern of your motor backing plate. (Backing plates of VMAX motors, VMAX Power Packs & VMAX Power Modules mount without drilling)   20070505
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448 Motor Mounting Bolt Type Recommended: Black Allen Head Machine Bolt   20070505
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456 RADIO SYSTEM   Back to TOP 20070502
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461 Radio Complete System Factory Installed: No. Radio System NOT Included   20070502
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462 Radio Receiver Installed: No. Receiver NOT Included   20070502
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463 Radio Servos Installed: No. Servos NOT Included   20070505
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464 Radio for Basic Remote Control of this product: Analog or Computer 4 Channels with 4 Servos   20070505
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465 Radio for Basic Remote Control - Servo Usage: 1 for Rudder, 1 for Elevator, 2 for Ailerons   20070505
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466 Radio for Basic Remote Control - Additional Wiring: 1 Aileron 12 in. Extension, 1 Y-Harness for Ailerons   20070505
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470 Radio with Flaperon Function: Computer 5 Channels with 4 Servos   20070509
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471 Radio with Flaperon Function - Servo Usage: 1 for Rudder, 1 for Elevator, 2 for Flaperons   20070505
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472 Radio with Flaperon Function - Additional Wiring: 2 Aileron 12 in. Extensions   20070505
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491 SERVO MOUNTING   Back to TOP 20070502
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496 Primary Location for Servos: In radio compartment located in center of fuselage beneath wing   20070502
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497 Servo Mounting Method at Primary Location: Tray   20070502
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498 Primary Servo Tray Included: Yes   20070502
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499 Primary Servo Tray Universal: Yes. Fits Sub Micro Servos from Airtronics, VRS, Futaba, JR, & HiTech   20070502
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500 Primary Servo Tray Adjustable: Yes. Using hobby knife to expand opening if required   20070502
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501 Primary Servo Tray Material: Wood   20070502
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502 Primary Servo Tray Number of Servos: 2   20070505
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503 Primary Servo Tray hold Servos for: Elevator & Rudder   20070505
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504 Primary Servo Tray provide for Switch Mount: No   20070505
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505 Secondary Location for Servos: Wings   20070505
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506 Servo Mounting Method at Secondary Location: Rails   20070505
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507 Secondary Servo Rails Included: Yes   20070505
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508 Secondary Servo Rails Universal: Yes. Fits Sub Micro Servos from Airtronics, VRS, Futaba, JR, & HiTech   20070505
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509 Secondary Servo Rails Adjustable: Yes. Using hobby knife to expand opening if required   20070505
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510 Secondary Servo Rails Material: Wood   20070505
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511 Secondary Servo Rails Number of Servos: 2 (one on underside of each wing half)   20070505
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512 Secondary Servo Rails hold Servos for: Ailerons   20070505
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513 Secondary Servo Rails provide for Switch Mount: No   20070505
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554 SET UP   Back to TOP 20070502
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559 CG Measured with Respect To: Distance Back from Wing Leading Edge adjacent to side of Fuselage. (See Illustration in Assembly & Operations Manual)   20070503
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560 CG Location for First Flight: 1.97 in. (50 mm)   20070503
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561 CG Location Nominal: 2.07 in. (52.5 mm)   20070503
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562 CG Location Max: 2.17 in. (55 mm)   20070503
00011727
564 Thrust Line Horizontal: Distance from Top of Fuselage .98 in. (25 mm). See position of motor shaft hole in forward firewall.   20070505
00011729
566 Rudder Movement Min & First Flight Left: .315 in. (8 mm)   20070502
00011731
567 Rudder Movement Min & First Flight Right: .315 in. (8 mm)   20070502
00011732
568 Rudder Movement Min & First Flight Total Left & Right: .630 in. (16 mm)   20070502
00011733
569 Rudder Movement Maximum Left: .394 in. (10 mm)   20070502
00011734
570 Rudder Movement Maximum Right: .394 in. (10 mm)   20070502
00011735
571 Rudder Movement Maximum Total Left & Right: .787 in. (20 mm)   20070502
00011736
572 Elevator Movement Min & First Flight Up: .157 in. (4 mm)   20070502
00011737
573 Elevator Movement Min & First Flight Down: .157 in. (4 mm)   20070502
00011738
574 Elevator Movement Min & First Flight Total Up & Down: .315 in. (8 mm)   20070502
00011739
575 Elevator Movement Maximum Up: .236 in. (6 mm)   20070502
00011740
576 Elevator Movement Maximum Down: .236 in. (6 mm)   20070502
00011741
577 Elevator Movement Maximum Total Up & Down: .472 in. (12 mm)   20070502
00011742
578 Aileron Movement Min & First Flight Right Up & Left Down: .157 in. (4 mm)   20070502
00011743
579 Aileron Movement Min & First Flight Left Up & Right Down: .157 in. (4 mm)   20070502
00011744
580 Aileron Movement Min & First Flight Total Up and Down: .315 in. (8 mm)   20070502
00011745
581 Aileron Movement Maximum Right Up & Left Down: .236 in. (6 mm)   20070502
00011746
582 Aileron Movement Maximum Left Up & Right Down: .236 in. (6 mm)   20070502
00011747
583 Aileron Movement Maximum Total Up & Down: .472 in. (12 mm)   20070502
00011748
584 Flaperon Movement Min & First Flight Down: None. Minimize to Neutral   20070502
00011749
585 Flaperon Movement Maximum Down: .12 in. (3.00 mm)   20070502
00011750
For more details about this component that is included with this product you may find the following link helpful: More Details about this Component


592 STABILIZER - HORIZONTAL & ELEVATOR   Back to TOP 20070502
00011757
The ("Horiz") Horizontal Stabilizer ("Stab") consists of the horizontal tailplane that is attached to the fuselage and the elevator which is the moveable control surface attached to the trailing edge of the tailplane.
594 Part#: VMA-C210YTH   20080115
00012102
598 Dimensions: Please See Note   20070505
00012106
The dimensions of the Horizontal Stabilizer include the mounting Saddle and Elevator unless otherwise noted. The Elevator Quantity is the number of elevator segments. This is usually 1 or 2. i.e. 1 if the elevator is one piece, 2 if the elevator is split into a right and left segment. The Elevator Length is expressed as the length per elevator segment. The Elevator Area is expressed as the total of the area of all elevator segments.
599 Terminology: Please See Note   20070505
00012107
The term "effective" is used to desribe the size of an object which is tapered or irregularly shaped. The term "chord" describes the linear distance from the leading edge to the trailing edge through a wing or control surface. The terms "saddle" and "saddle area" describe that portion of a flying surface such as the center section of a wing or horizontal stabilizer where it intersects the fuselage.
602 Horiz Stabilizer Location: Horizontal Stabilizer slot in aft end of Fuselage   20070505
00012110
603 Horiz Stabilizer Span Tip to Tip: 18.86 in. (479 mm)   20070503
00012111
604 Horiz Stabilizer Span (effective): 14.96 in. (380 mm)   20070503
00012112
605 Horiz Stabilizer Chord Maximum: 6.06 in. (154 mm)   20070507
00012113
606 Horiz Stabilizer Chord at outboard end of Elevator: 3.78 in. (96 mm)   20070507
00012114
607 Horiz Stabilizer Chord (effective): 4.92 in. (125 mm)   20070507
00012115
608 Horiz Stabilizer Area: 73.63 sq in. (475.00 sq cm)   20070507
00012116
609 Horiz Stabilizer Area relative to Wing Area: 18.65 %   20070507
00012117
610 Horiz Stabilizer Length of Saddle: 3.58 in. (91 mm)   20070503
00012118
611 Horiz Stabilizer Width of Saddle: .79 in. (20 mm)   20070503
00012119
612 Horiz Stabilizer Area of Saddle: 2.82 sq in. (18 sq cm)   20070503
00012120
613 Horiz Stabilizer Area without Saddle: 70.80 sq in. (456.80 sq cm)   20070507
00012121
614 Horiz Stabilizer Area without saddle relative to Wing Area without wing saddle: 19.15 %   20070507
00012122
615 Horiz Stabilizer Airfoil Shape: Slab   20070503
00012123
616 Horiz Stabilizer Thickness Maximum: .169 in. (4.3 mm)   20070503
00012124
620 Horiz Stabilizer Taper along Leading Edge: Yes. Rounded   20070503
00012128
621 Horiz Stabilizer Taper along Trailing Edge: Yes. Rounded   20070503
00012129
622 Horiz Stabilizer Material: Balsa Wood & Light Plywood. Ribs, Formers and Sheeting are Laser Cut. Sticks, Stringers & Strips are Saw Cut.   20070503
00012130
623 Horiz Stabilizer Construction Method: Built Up   20070503
00012131
624 Horiz Stabilizer Construction Adhesive: PVA, Cyanoacrylate and Epoxy   20070503
00012132
625 Horiz Stabilizer Sheeted Fully: No   20070503
00012133
630 Horiz Stabilizer Attaches to Fuselage via: Slot in Fuselage and Adhesive   20070503
00012138
631 Horiz Stabilizer Adhesive Required: 30 Minute Epoxy   20070503
00012139
632 Horiz Stabilizer Requires Struts: No   20070503
00012140
633 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Factory Installed: Yes   20070503
00012141
634 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Quantity: 1 (i.e. not split into left & right halves)   20070503
00012142
635 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Length (effective): 17.32 in. (440 mm)   20070503
00012143
Horiz Stablizer Elevator Length is 480 mm at the hinge line (closest to the wing). The Elevator Length is rounded at the trailing edge
636 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Chord (effective): 2.40 in. (61 mm)   20070503
00012144
Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Chord varies continuously due to rounded edges throughout.
637 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Area: 41.60 sq in. (268 sq cm)   20070503
00012145
638 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Area relative to Wing Area: 10.54 %   20070506
00012146
639 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Area relative to Wing Area without wing saddle: 11.25 %   20070506
00012147
640 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Area relative to Horiz Stabilizer Area: 56.51 %   20070507
00012148
641 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Area relative to Horiz Stabilizer Area without saddle: 58.76 %   20070507
00012149
642 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Hinges per Elevator: 4   20070503
00012150
643 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Hinge Type: Flexible Live Low Gap   20070503
00012151
644 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Hinge Adhesive: Cyanoacrylate   20070503
00012152
645 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Hinge Material: Proprietary Super Strong   20070503
00012153
647 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Servo Required: Yes 1 Sub-Micro   20070503
00012155
648 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Servo Location: Tray in centre of fuselage   20070503
00012156
649 Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Servo Mounting Method: Tray (Wood)   20070503
00012157
653 Horiz Stabilizer Color Top Schema: Monochrome   20070503
00012161
654 Horiz Stabilizer Color Top Main: Yellow   20070503
00012162
658 Horiz Stabilizer Color Top vs Bottom: Similar   20070503
00012166
659 Horiz Stabilizer Color Bottom Schema: Monochrome   20070503
00012167
660 Horiz Stabilizer Color Bottom Main: Yellow   20070503
00012168
664 Horiz Stabilizer Weight: .099 lbs (45 g)   20070503
00012172


668 STABILIZER - VERTICAL & RUDDER   Back to TOP 20070502
00011759
The ("Vert") Vertical Stabilizer ("Stab") consists of the vertical tailplane that is attached to the fuselage and the rudder which is the moveable control surface attached to the trailing edge of the vertical tailplane. In the vast majority of cases there is one Vertical Stabilizer per aircraft, in some relatively rare cases there are two.
670 Part#: VMA-C210YTV   20080115
00012176
675 Source Data - Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Area: 41.60 sq in. (268 sq cm)   20070506
00012181
676 Dimensions: Please See Note   20070505
00012182
The dimensions of the Vertical Stabilizer include the Rudder unless otherwise noted. The Rudder Quantity is the number of rudder segments. This is usually 1 and occasionally 2. i.e. 1 for 1 rudder, 2 for 2 rudders in the case of two vertical stabilizers on one model. The Rudder Length is expressed as the length per rudder segment. The Rudder area is expressed as the total of the area of all rudder segments.
677 Terminology: Please See Note   20070505
00012183
The term "effective" is used to desribe the size of an object which is tapered or irregularly shaped. The term "chord" describes the linear distance from the leading edge to the trailing edge through a wing or control surface. The terms "saddle" and "saddle area" describe that portion of a flying surface such as the center section of a wing or horizontal stabilizer where it intersects the fuselage.
680 Vertical Stabilizer Location: Vertical Slot in Top of aft end of Fuselage   20070505
00012186
681 Vertical Stabilizer Quantity: 1   20070505
00012187
682 Vertical Stabilizer Height Fuse to End Of Tip: 5.55 in. (141 mm)   20070503
00012188
683 Vertical Stabilizer Height (effective): 3.15 in. (80 mm)   20070503
00012189
684 Vertical Stabilizer Chord Maximum: 6.50 in. (165 mm)   20070503
00012190
685 Vertical Stabilizer Chord at tip end of Rudder: 2.68 in. (68 mm)   20070503
00012191
686 Vertical Stabilizer Chord (effective): 4.92 in. (125 mm)   20070503
00012192
687 Vertical Stabilizer Area: 15.50 sq in. (100.00 sq cm)   20070503
00012193
688 Vertical Stabilizer Area relative to Wing Area: 3.93 %   20070506
00012194
689 Vertical Stabilizer Area relative to Wing Area without wing saddle: 4.19 %   20070506
00012195
690 Vertical Stabilizer Airfoil Shape: Slab   20070503
00012196
691 Vertical Stabilizer Thickness Maximum: .169 in. (4.3 mm)   20070503
00012197
692 Vertical Stabilizer Taper along Leading Edge: Yes   20070503
00012198
693 Vertical Stabilizer Taper along Trailing Edge: Yes. Rounded   20070503
00012199
694 Vertical Stabilizer Material: Balsa Wood & Light Plywood. Ribs, Formers and Sheeting are Laser Cut. Sticks, Stringers & Strips are Saw Cut.   20070503
00012200
695 Vertical Stabilizer Construction Method: Built Up   20070503
00012201
696 Vertical Stabilizer Construction Adhesive: PVA, Cyanoacrylate and Epoxy   20070503
00012202
697 Vertical Stabilizer Sheeted Fully: No   20070503
00012203
701 Vertical Stabilizer Attaches to Fuselage via: Slot in Fuselage and Adhesive   20070505
00012207
702 Vertical Stabilizer Adhesive Required: 30 Minute Epoxy   20070505
00012208
703 Vertical Stabilizer Requires Struts: No   20070505
00012209
704 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Factory Installed: Yes   20070505
00012210
705 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Quantity: 1 (i.e. not split, not dual rudders)   20070505
00012211
706 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Length (effective): 5.91 in. (150 mm)   20070503
00012212
Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Length is 196 mm at the hinge line. The Rudder Length is rounded at the trailing edge.
707 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Chord (effective): 1.97 in. (50 mm)   20070503
00012213
The Vertical Stablizer Rudder Chord varies continuously due to rounded edges throughout.
708 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Area: 11.63 sq in. (75.00 sq cm)   20070503
00012214
709 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Area relative to Wing Area: 2.94 %   20070506
00012215
710 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Area relative to Wing Area without wing saddle: 3.14 %   20070506
00012216
711 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Area relative to Vertical Stabilizer Area: 75.00 %   20070503
00012217
712 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Area relative to Horiz Stabilizer Area: 15.79 %   20070507
00012218
713 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Area relative to Horizontal Stabilizer Area without saddle: 16.42 %   20070507
00012219
714 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Area relative to Horiz Stabilizer Elevator Area: 27.94 %   20070506
00012220
715 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Hinges per Rudder: 2   20070503
00012221
716 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Hinge Type: Flexible Live Low Gap   20070503
00012222
717 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Hinge Material: Proprietary Super Strong   20070503
00012223
718 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Hinge Adhesive: Cyanoacrylate   20070503
00012224
720 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Servo Required: Yes 1 Standard   20070503
00012226
721 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Servo Location: Tray in centre of fuselage   20070503
00012227
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722 Vertical Stabilizer Rudder Servo Mounting Method: Tray   20070505
00012228
727 Vertical Stabilizer Color Left Schema: Monochrome with small Cub graphic   20070503
00012233
728 Vertical Stabilizer Color Left Main: Yellow   20070503
00012234
729 Vertical Stabilizer Color Left Trim: Red & Brown Cub graphic   20070503
00012235
732 Vertical Stabilizer Color Left vs Right: Similar   20070503
00012238
733 Vertical Stabilizer Color Right Schema: Monochrome with small Cub graphic   20070503
00012239
734 Vertical Stabilizer Color Right Main: Yellow   20070503
00012240
735 Vertical Stabilizer Color Right Trim: Red & Brown Cub graphic   20070503
00012241
738 Vertical Stabilizer Weight: .022 lbs (10 g)   20070503
00012244


742 WEIGHTS   Back to TOP 20070502
00011761
Please note the following convention for weights: When referring to the weight of a model without radio or engine (motor) (i.e. "empty"), the range between the Min and Max weights for the empty model reflect normal variations in production weights associated with material densities. When referring to the weight of a model complete with radio and engine (motor), the Min weight reflects the sum of the Min weight of the empty model plus the weight of the minimum size engine (motor) specified for the model plus the weight of a radio system using the minimum number of channels and servos required for basic remote control of this product. When referring to the weight of a model complete with radio and engine (motor), the Max weight reflects the sum of the Max weight of the empty model plus the weight of the maximum size engine (motor) specified for the model plus the weight of a radio system using the maximum number of channels and servos specified for this product. In the case of electric models, the range between the Min and Max weights has the additional consideration of battery weight. The Min weight of the model reflects the use of the lightest typical battery and the Max weight of the model reflects the use of the largest typical battery.
747 Weight of Model Only without Radio, Motor or Battery Min: 1.50 lbs (683.28 g)   20070503
00011766
748 Weight of Model Only without Radio, Motor or Battery Max: 1.58 lbs (717.44 g)   20070503
00011767
749 Weight Assembled with Radio & Motor, Dry No Battery Min: 1.83 lbs (833.28 g)   20070503
00011768
750 Weight Assembled with Radio & Motor, Dry No Battery Max: 1.91 lbs (867.44 g)   20070505
00011769
753 Weight Flying with Radio & Motor & Battery (Min): 2.12 lbs (965.28 g)   20070503
00011772
754 Weight Flying with Radio & Motor & Battery (Max): 2.39 lbs (1084.44 g)   20070505
00011773


760 WING   Back to TOP 20070502
00011779
762 Part#: VMA-C210YW   20070511
00012248
763 Dimensions: Please See Note   20070505
00012249
The dimensions of the Wing include the mounting Saddle plus any Ailerons, Flaperons, Flaps or other control surfaces unless otherwise noted. The Aileron Quantity is the number of aileron segments. This is usually 2 with one aileron on the right wing panel plus one aileron on the left wing panel. The Aileron Length is expressed as the length per aileron segment. The Aileron Area is expressed as the total of the area of all aileron segments. Flaperons by design have the same specifications as ailerons. Flap dimensions are denoted in the same manner as ailerons. Flap Quantity is usually 2 (one on the left wing panel plus one on the right wing panel). Flap Length is the length of each flap segment and Flap Area is expressed as the total of the area of all flap segments.
764 Terminology: Please See Note   20070505
00012250
The term "effective" is used to desribe the size of an object which is tapered or irregularly shaped. The term "chord" describes the linear distance from the leading edge to the trailing edge through a wing or control surface. The terms "saddle" and "saddle area" describe that portion of a flying surface such as the center section of a wing or horizontal stabilizer where it intersects the fuselage.
767 Wing Location: Above Fuselage   20070505
00012253
768 Wing Span Tip to Tip: 54.33 in. (1380 mm)   20070503
00012254
769 Wing Span (effective): 50.39 in. (1280 mm)   20070503
00012255
770 Wing Chord at Root: 7.83 in. (199 mm). Not considering center notch   20070505
00012256
771 Wing Chord at outboard end of Aileron: 7.83 in. (199 mm)   20070503
00012257
772 Wing Chord (effective): 7.83 in. (199 mm)   20070505
00012258
773 Wing Area: 394.82 sq in. (2547.20 sq cm)   20070506
00012259
774 Wing Width of Saddle: 3.54 in. (90 mm)   20070503
00012260
775 Wing Length of Saddle: 7.09 in. (180 mm)   20070503
00012261
776 Wing Area of Saddle only: 25.11 sq in. (162.00 sq cm)   20070503
00012262
777 Wing Area without Saddle: 369.71 sq in. (2385.20 sq cm)   20070506
00012263
778 Wing Airfoil Shape: Flat Bottom   20070503
00012264
780 Wing Dihedral at Center: 1.5 degrees   20070503
00012266
782 Wing Taper along Leading Edge: None   20070503
00012268
783 Wing Taper along Trailing Edge: None   20070503
00012269
784 Wing Thickness Maximum: .87 in. (22 mm)   20070503
00012270
785 Wing Material: Balsa Wood & Light Plywood. Ribs, Formers and Sheeting are Laser Cut. Sticks, Stringers & Strips are Saw Cut.   20070503
00012271
786 Wing Construction Method: Built Up   20070503
00012272
787 Wing Construction Adhesive: PVA, Cyanoacrylate and Epoxy   20070503
00012273
788 Wing Sheeted Fully: No   20070503
00012274
789 Wing Sheeted Center Section: 7.48 in. (190 mm)   20070503
00012275
790 Wing Sheeted Leading Edge: 1.97 in. (50 mm)   20070503
00012276
791 Wing Sheeted Trailing Edge: 1.457 in. (37 mm)   20070503
00012277
792 Wing Ribs Capped: Yes   20070503
00012278
793 Wing Plugs In to Fuselage: No   20070503
00012279
794 Wing Front attaches to Fuselage with: Leading Edge Dowel   20070503
00012280
795 Wing Back attaches to Fuselage with: 2 metal bolts   20070503
00012281
796 Wing Requires Struts: Yes   20070503
00012282
797 Wing Spar Joiner Quantity: 1 (Please See Note)   20070503
00012283
In some markets the wing halves have been joined by the factory and the wing then shipped in one piece. Where a one piece wing has been supplied, the individual wing halves, wing spar joiner(s), alignment pins, center joint trim tape and other components used to join wing halves together have already been incorporated by the factory into the one piece wing.
798 Wing Spar Joiner Material: Plywood   20070503
00012284
799 Wing Spar Joiner Length: 7.24 in. (184 mm)   20070503
00012285
800 Wing Spar Joiner Width: .669 in. (17 mm)   20070503
00012286
801 Wing Spar Joiner Thickness: .173 in. (4.4 mm)   20070503
00012287
807 Wing Joint Adhesive: 30 Minute Epoxy   20070505
00012293
808 Wing Joint Trim Tape: Yes Clear   20070505
00012294
809 Wing Ailerons Factory Installed: Yes   20070505
00012295
810 Wing Ailerons Quantity: 2   20070505
00012296
811 Wing Aileron Type: Strip (2)   20070505
00012297
812 Wing Aileron Length per Aileron (effective): 19.13 in. (486 mm)   20070503
00012298
813 Wing Aileron Chord (effective): .945 in. (24 mm)   20070503
00012299
Wing Aileron Chord tapers from 24 mm at the inboard end (closest to the fuselage) to 24 mm at the outboard end.
814 Wing Aileron Area: 36.16 sq in. (233 sq cm)   20070503
00012300
815 Wing Aileron Area relative to Wing Area: 9.16 %   20070506
00012301
816 Wing Aileron Area relative to Wing Area without wing saddle: 9.78 %   20070506
00012302
817 Wing Aileron Hinges per Aileron: 4   20070503
00012303
818 Wing Aileron Hinge Type: Flexible Live Low Gap   20070503
00012304
819 Wing Aileron Hinge Material: Proprietary Super Strong   20070503
00012305
820 Wing Aileron Hinge Adhesive: Cyanoacrylate   20070503
00012306
822 Wing Aileron Servo Required: Yes 2 Sub-micro   20070503
00012308
823 Wing Aileron Servo Location: Outboard in bottom of each wing half   20070503
00012309
824 Wing Aileron Servo Rails: Yes in Servo Cavity   20070503
00012310
826 Wing Aileron Servo Wiring Tube: Yes   20070505
00012312
827 Wing Ailerons Flaperon Ready with Computer Radio: Yes   20070505
00012313
828 Wing Flaps Factory Installed: No   20070505
00012314
848 Wing Color Top Schema: Monochrome except for black registration N5730C   20070505
00012334
849 Wing Color Top Main: Yellow   20070503
00012335
850 Wing Color Top Trim: Black   20070503
00012336
853 Wing Color Top vs Bottom: Similar   20070503
00012339
854 Wing Color Bottom Schema: Monochrome except for black registration N5730C   20070505
00012340
855 Wing Color Bottom Main: Yellow   20070503
00012341
856 Wing Color Bottom Trim: Black   20070503
00012342
859 Wing Weight: .52 lbs (235 g). Please See Note   20070503
00012345
The weight of the Wing is as it was when it is removed from the shipping box. This weight does NOT include the weight associated with any adhesives, spar joiners or other weight associated with end user assembly.


863 WING LOADING   Back to TOP 20070502
00011781
Please note the following convention for Wing Loading: When we say Min we mean the wing loading to be expected when using the minimum size engine (motor) specified for this model and the minimum number of servos specified for this model. When we say Max we mean the wing loading to be expected when using the maximum size engine (motor) specified for this model and the maximum number of servos specified for this model.
868 Wing Area: 394.82 sq in. (2547.20 sq cm)   20070506
00011786
869 Wing Loading with Radio & Motor, Dry No Battery Min: 10.70 oz/sq ft (.33 g/sq cm)   20070506
00011787
870 Wing Loading with Radio & Motor Dry No Battery Max: 11.14 oz/sq ft (.34 g/sq cm)   20070506
00011788
871 Wing Loading with Radio & Motor & Battery Min: 12.39 oz/sq ft (.38 g/sq cm)   20070506
00011789
872 Wing Loading with Radio & Motor & Battery Max: 13.92 oz/sq ft (.43 g/sq cm)   20070506
00011790


878 APPENDICES   Back to TOP 20070502
00011796
The Appendice tables below provide additional information associated with this product, it's components, it's packaging or other related information.


879 PACKING LIST   Back to TOP 20070502
00011797
884 Major Component: 1 Fuselage with pre-installed Control Rods   20070502
00011802
885 Major Component: 1 Wing left   20070502
00011803
In some markets the wing halves have been joined by the factory and the wing then shipped in one piece. Where a one piece wing has been supplied, the individual wing halves, wing spar joiner(s), alignment pins, center joint trim tape and other components used to join wing halves together have already been incorporated by the factory into the one piece wing.
886 Major Component: 1 Wing right   20070502
00011804
887 Major Component: 1 Horizontal Stabilizer with pre-installed Elevator(s)   20070502
00011805
888 Major Component: 1 Vertical Stabilizer with pre-installed Rudder   20070502
00011806
889 Major Component: 1 Cowl   20070502
00011807
892 Major Component: 1 Master Bag of Hardware   20070503
00011810
893 Major Component: 1 Documentation Set   20070502
00011811
901 Master Bag contains: 1 Wing Spar Joiner made of plywood   20070503
00011819
In some markets the wing halves have been joined by the factory and the wing then shipped in one piece. Where a one piece wing has been supplied, the individual wing halves, wing spar joiner(s), alignment pins, center joint trim tape and other components used to join wing halves together have already been incorporated by the factory into the one piece wing.
902 Master Bag contains: 1 Wing Parts Bag   20070503
00011820
904 Master Bag contains: 2 Main Wheels   20070503
00011822
905 Master Bag contains: 1 Main Gear Parts Bag   20070503
00011823
908 Master Bag contains: 1 Tail Gear Parts Bag. May be packed in Main Gear Parts Bag   20070503
00011826
910 Master Bag contains: 1 Miscellaneous Parts Bag   20070503
00011828
911 Master Bag contains: 1 Spare Parts Bag   20070503
00011829
914 Master Bag contains: 1 Battery Tray Bag with laser cut wood tray parts, foam sheet and Velcro strap   20070503
00011832
915 Master Bag contains: 1 Fuse Switch Assembly   20070503
00011833
916 Master Bag contains: 1 Power Module Bag with nuts, bolts, washers and blank forward firewalls   20070505
00011834
917 Master Bag contains: Left & right main gear fairings and mounting screws   20070503
00011835
921 Wing Parts Bag contains: 1 Wood leading edge dowel   20070503
00011839
922 Wing Parts Bag contains: 1 Small roll of wing joint tape   20070503
00011840
923 Wing Parts Bag contains: 5 Control Horn assemblies. 2 for ailerons, 1 for rudder, 1 for elevator, and 1 spare   20070503
00011841
924 Wing Parts Bag contains: 2 Metal wing mounting bolts   20070503
00011842
925 Wing Parts Bag contains: 2 Aileron control rods each with a clevis on each end   20070503
00011843
927 Wing Parts Bag contains: Small screws for installing struts   20070503
00011845
928 Wing Parts Bag contains: Spare clevis screws   20070503
00011846
929 Wing Parts Bag contains: Spare wing bolt   20070503
00011847
932 Main Gear Parts Bag contains: 2 Main Gear Wires. 1 Left & 1 Right   20070503
00011850
935 Main Gear Parts Bag contains: 1 Hex (Allen) wrench for the wheel collars   20070503
00011853
937 Main Gear Parts Bag contains: 2 Plastic landing gear straps (white)   20070503
00011855
938 Main Gear Parts Bag contains: 4 Small screws for the landing gear straps   20070503
00011856
980 Documentation Set contains: 1 Assembly and Operations Manual   20070502
00011898
981 Documentation Set contains: 1 Read Me First Sheet   20070502
00011899


988 PACKAGING   Back to TOP 20070502
00011906
989 Dimensions: Please See Note   20070502
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The Display Box contains the product and is intended for display in a retail or end user environment. The Display Box weight also includes the weight of the protective Shipping Bog. The Shipping Box completely surrounds and contains the Display Box and the product itself.
990 Terminology: Please See Note   20070502
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The term "Length" refers to the longest side of a box, "Width" refers to the second longest side and "Height" refers to the shortest side of a box. The term "Girth" refers to the sum of the Width + Width + Height + Height. Think of this as the distance around (i.e. waistline) an object. The term "Length + Girth" refers to the sum of the Length plus the Girth and is used by some carriers for the calculation of size limits. The term "Volume" refers to the multiple of the Length x Width x Height. The term "Density" refers to Weight/Volume. The term "Dimensional Weight" refers to the weight that is calculated for an object assuming a density requirement of X lbs per cubic foot where X is typically in the range of 8 to 15 lbs/cuft. Carriers charge freight based on the larger of the actual Weight or the Dimensional Weight. For light bulky items such as ARF model airplanes the Dimensional Weight is usually the larger and many carriers use this as the basis for shipping charges. Air Shipments always use the Dimensional Weight applicable for Air Shipments. For reference purposes we show Dimensional Weights here for both Ground and Air shipments.
993 Packaging: 1 Shipping Box   20070502
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994 Packaging: 2 Plywood Shipping Shields   20070505
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995 Packaging: 1 Plastic Shipping Bag   20070502
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996 Packaging: 1 Display Box   20070502
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997 Display Box Material: White Cardboard with Color Label   20070502
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998 Display Box Weight with Contents: 4.00 lbs (1818 g)   20070503
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999 Display Box Size Outside Length: 32.80 in. (833 mm)   20070503
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1000 Display Box Size Outside Width: 9.06 in. (230 mm)   20070503
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1001 Display Box Size Outside Height: 6.10 in. (155 mm)   20070503
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1002 Display Box Size Outside Length + Width + Height: 47.95 in. (1218 mm)   20070503
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1003 Display Box Size Outside Length + Girth: 63.11 in. (1603 mm)   20070503
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1004 Display Box Size Outside Volume: 1.049 cu ft. (.0297 cbm)   20070503
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1005 Display Box Size Outside Density: 3.81 lbs/cu ft. (61 kg/cbm)   20070503
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1006 Display Box Label Colors Primary: Blue and Yellow   20070503
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1007 Display Box Label Coverage Front: 30.59 x 9.06 in. (777 230 mm)   20070503
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1008 Display Box Label Coverage Side A: 30.59 x 4.45 in. (777 113 mm)   20070503
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1009 Display Box Label Coverage Side B: 30.59 x 3.23 in. (777 82 mm)   20070503
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1013 Shipping Box Material: Brown Cardboard with inner Plywood Shields   20070502
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1014 Shipping Box Weight with Contents: 5.75 lbs (2613 g)   20090428
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1015 Shipping Box Size Outside Length: 35.98 in. (914 mm)   20090627
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1016 Shipping Box Size Outside Width: 9.88 in. (251 mm)   20090428
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1017 Shipping Box Size Outside Height: 6.73 in. (171 mm)   20090627
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1018 Shipping Box Size Outside Length + Width + Height: 52.60 in. (1336 mm)   20090627
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1019 Shipping Box Size Outside Length + Girth: 69.21 in. (1758 mm)   20090627
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1020 Shipping Box Size Outside Volume: 1.385 cu ft. (.0392 cbm)   20090627
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1021 Shipping Box Size Outside Density: 4.15 lbs/cu ft. (67 kg/cbm)   20090627
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1022 Shipping Box has a Dimensional Weight of: 12.340 lbs @ UPS Ground Requirement of 8.91 lbs/cu ft. (per factor of 194.00)   20090627
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1023 Shipping Box has a Dimensional Weight of: 14.421 lbs @ UPS Air Requirement of 10.41 lbs/cu ft. (per factor of 166.00)   20090627
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1028 PRECISION   Back to TOP 20100217
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In using this information, the user accepts all responsibility for the use of this information and accepts all liability for such use as stated at the following link: Liability Disclaimer & Copyright Notice Within the limitations of this Condition of Use and the Liability Disclaimer, the data published here is intended to meet the following standards of precision.
1034 Units of Measure: All measurements are taken in metric units. Imperial units are derived rather than measured. In cases where two or more numbers are used to compute a result, the calculation is done in metric and the result converted to imperial.   20070106
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1035 In general, measurements are accurate to within: + - 3% except + - .30 for measurements of magnitude 10.0 or less.   20070106
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1036 Distances such as length, width, depth, thickness etc are measured to the nearest: 1 mm. When converted to imperial, inches are calculated to the nearest .01 in. except to the nearest .001 in. for distances approx 30 mm or less   20070106
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When measuring wire diameter, machined metal parts etc where a micrometer or caliper is used, measurements are taken to the precision of the measuring instrument and expressed using more significant figures. The presence of additional digits to the right of the decimal is used to denote this higher level of precision.
1037 Weights and Mass are measured to the nearest: 1 gram. When converted to imperial, pounds and ounces are calculated to the nearest .01 lb. or .01 oz. except to the nearest .001 lb. or the nearest .001 oz. for weights of approx 500 g or less   20070106
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1038 Volumes related to fluids are measured to the nearest: 1 ml or 1 cc. When converted to imperial, volumes of fluids are calculated to the nearest .01 oz. except to the nearest .001 oz. for volumes of approx 500 ml or less   20070106
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1039 Volumes related to non-fluids are measured to the nearest: .01 cbm (cubic metre). When converted to imperial, volumes of non-fluids are calculated to the nearest .01 cubic ft. except to the nearest .001 cubic ft. for volumes of approx .1 cbm or less.   20070106
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